Q1 Meta

Hej, jeg er indenfor branchen, dog ikke i H-Fi Klubben specifikt. Der er mange gode højttalere i den 'billige' prisklasse, og det kan være du skal ud og høre noget alternativt. Dynaudio Emit 10, Monitor Audio Bronze 50 og KEF Q1 er alle fuldt ud på højde med (nogle ville mene bedre) end B&W og Dali.

Wharfedale Evo 4.2 or 5.2 are very similar to the Hivi 3.1a. But those speakers are substantially more expensive. Hivi 3.1, especially with the modded crossover, is a good value for the money. You could probably snag a pair of evo 4.2 on the used market for about $600-$700. Alternatively you could b

Has to be sound bar? A bookshelf with this $800 budget you can get a lot better speaker. KEF Q1 or you can find Q3 maybe can get below $1000 or second hand Q3. Or Edifier S3000mkii just below $800, this one your ears will pregnant.

I would definitely grab the R5 Meta for $750 a piece. That's a no brainer price & if you keep them in great shape you can probably recoup 100% of your cost when you are ready to sell them. You will hear a remarkable difference vs the Q1 Meta. I have owned the R3 Meta in the past & have listened & co

personally, I'd keep it simple for a first setup. Get something that will last you for a few years but leave you room to upgrade if you get more serious about the hobby. I'd also invest more in your speakers up front than your turntable, as they'll be useful for any and all playback, whether it's fr

Assume you mean the KEF Q1 Metas, I vote #2. I also go for passive when I can. Budget for stands too

Was so tempted to buy the Codas….did a mad amount of research on them. I ultimately ended up with an Arcam A15+ and Kef Q1 meta on sale for 399. I wanted a great phono section and loved the fact it had a decent built in dac and I could swap out the speakers later. For the 1k for the codas i justifie

Respectfully, I wish that I had the knowledge to comprehend what the correct replication should be. I can quickly determine what I like so it's all I have to go with. In the 90's I spent way too much money and time on a sound system (Wilson Watt Puppies and Spectral electronics. This was after going

Most important- buy secondhand if you can. Hifishark, eBay, Audiogon and the like are your friends and will save you 40% - 75% off new prices. Why pay a huge margin to a dealer? Second, there are dozens of great choices. Having speakers on a desk will never be ideal, but we all have to make some com

The PA10 isn't a bad phono, but it's not worth the $100 Fluance charges for it. Agreed it's fine for a starter, but I'd rather see it priced a lot lower than it is, considering the other options out there. It just feels to me like a half-hearted effort on Fluance's part, and then picking a price des